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Some comments are very ignorant. In order to avoid meaningless arguments, I briefly introduce the truth behind the issue.① All industrial nations must climb the pyramid from the bottom: Germany, France, Switzerland, the United States, Japan, South Korea, and China.② China can produce almost different quality products.③ China is abandoning the bottom and climbing to the middle and top.What happens when China's industry climbing the value chain?In this logic. Faced with China's competition, some developed country companies will be replaced by Chinese companies. For example, Japan. At present, the most troublesome thing for Japanese companies is that their profits are getting lower and lower, which leads them to try to lower product quality.Japan's system does not seem to be as dynamic as the United States. Japanese wealth is controlled by financial groups. Politicians and capitalists will be responsible for their wrong strategy, and the Japanese will pay the price, especially for young Japanese.Well, let's talk about what happened recently. Will the Japanese company scandal continue?1.【2017】Kobe steel scandal :Use non-standard materials.Bloomberg: Japan’s Kobe Steel May Have Faked Data for Over a Decade[1]The Guardian: Kobe Steel scandal deepens over quality of products used in cars and aircraft[2]Nikkei: Kobe Steel scandal expands beyond aluminum, copper[3]NY times: Kobe Steel’s Falsified Data Is Another Blow to Japan’s Reputation[4]The same thing happened in 2000.*【2000】Mitsui Bussan: Three Gorges Dam(China) steel quality problemsThree Gorges Dam: the world's largest damThe first claim of Three Gorges Project[5] [6]三峡工程首例对日索赔纪实“These plates are mainly used to make the diameter of 12.4 meters of water pipes. It is permanently built in concrete dam.”“In China's laboratories, three tests show the quality defects. Testing showed that it failed to meet contractual requirements and also differed far from the technical data provided by Mitsui company”“Impossible! We are the world's top brand-name companies, will never be such a quality problem.”“Japanese companies bring samples back to Japan testing. The result is the same as China's report.”“Mitsui company explained: Because of its use of immature ‘new’ production process, resulting in deviation of the quality of steel.”“Our company will make compensation for the losses caused by the Three Gorges Project”2.【2017】Mitsubishi Materials : Use non-standard materials.Reuters: Mitsubishi Materials says over 200 customers could be affected by data falsification[7]FT: Mitsubishi Materials admits to product data falsification[8]BBC: Mitsubishi division falsified some product data[9]3.【2017】Toray scandal :Use non-standard materials.FT: Toray joins growing list of scandal-hit Japanese companies[10]Reuters: Japan Inc scandals widen as Toray admits cheating[11]WSJ: Japan’s Toray Joins Quality-Scandal Parade[12]4.【2016】Mitsubishi scandal: Counterfeit high fuel efficiency car. 25 years of fuel efficiency data fraudLos Angeles Times: Mitsubishi Motors falsified gas-mileage tests since 1991[13]BBC: Mitsubishi Motors has admitted falsifying fuel economy data for more than 600,000 vehicles sold in Japan.[14]NY times: Mitsubishi Admits Cheating on Fuel-Economy Tests[15]Reuters: Mitsubishi says overstated mileage for more vehicle models[16]WSJ: Mitsubishi Fuel-Economy Scandal May Affect More Vehicles[17]5.【2016】Suzuki Motor scandal: Counterfeit high fuel efficiency car and fake data.WSJ: Suzuki Motor CEO to Step Down Over Fuel-Economy Scandal[18]Reuters: Suzuki says it used wrong fuel economy tests in Japan[19]Nikkei:Suzuki preparing report on fuel efficiency scandal[20]FT: Suzuki Motor chief to step down over scandal[21]6.【2017】Nissan scandal: The hired non-certified technician signs the final vehicle inspection.Japan’s transport ministry said this month it had discovered that uncertified technicians at plants producing Nissan vehicles were using the stamps of certified technicians to sign off on final vehicle inspections, in violation of ministry guidelines.A third-party investigation had also found new evidence that inspection staff had not been properly trained.Fortune: Nissan Pauses Car Production in Japan After Major Recall[22]Reuters: Nissan resumes some production amid scandal, fresh wrongdoing found[23]Kcci: Nissan suspends production of vehicles in Japan amid inspection scandal[24]Dailymail: Nissan says recalling 1.2 mn cars in Japan[25]7.【2013–2017】Takata airbag scandal:Reuters: Honda says Florida crash death may be linked to Takata air bag inflator[26] .At least 18 deaths and 180 injuries worldwide.NY dailynews: Takata Corporation ready to file for bankruptcy in wake of airbag inflator scandal[27]The largest automotive recall in history centers around the defective Takata Corp. air bags that are found in millions of vehicles that are manufactured by BMW, Chrysler, Daimler Trucks, Ford, General Motors, Honda, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Subaru and Toyota.NBC: U.S. Warns Drivers of Over 300,000 Hondas to Stop Driving Immediately[28]DW: VW recalls millions of cars in China over Takata airbags[29]8.【2017】British high-speed train leaksBBC: Fault delays new high-speed train's first journey from Bristol to London[30]Evening standard: New ‘leaking’ high-speed trains into London taken out of service[31]9.Japanese shipbuilding① 【2017】Stellar DaisyShipyard: Japan | Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesA South Korean cargo vessel is missing after making its last contact in the South Atlantic about 2,500km (1,500 miles) from shore and 22 crew members are unaccounted for.[32]In February 2017, China Port State Control (PSC) authorities identified six deficiencies, two of which were related to watertight and weathertight doors, during an inspection in Tianjin, China.[33]②【2017】Stellar unicornShipyard: Japan | Sasebo Heavy IndustriesShortly after the disaster, another Polaris ore carrier, Stellar Unicorn, had to be diverted to Cape Hope for repairs to a cracked hull, lending more fuel to the speculation. [34]cracks were subsequently discovered on the [Stellar Unicorn].[35]③【2017】Stellar QueenShipyard: Japan | NKKFleetmon: STELLAR QUEEN with two cracks on upper deck[36]Seanews: The two cracks, 2.5 and 1.5 metres in length respectively, were found on the vessel’s upper deck in the ballast tank area, with water spewing from the cracks. [37]④【2017】Stellar CosmoShipyard: Japan | Kawasaki Heavy IndustriesThe reason for her departure is to allow her sufficient bunkers to reach China and not for reasons of repairs as has been reported,” the firm said reacting to media reports.Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report: 2017 Week 35⑤【2013】MOL ComfortShipyard: Japan | Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesBy December 2014, the insurers (Tokio Marine & Nichido Fire Insurance Co.) were among 100 companies, including Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd., who had launched lawsuits against MHI, reportedly on the grounds that the accident and consequent loss of ship and cargo was caused by a design flaw in the freighter.[38]You can see the plagiarism of many Japanese international brands and famous Japanese directors.https://qr.ae/TWXoTN电视Footnotes[1] Japan’s Kobe Steel May Have Faked Data for Over a Decade[2] Kobe Steel scandal deepens over quality of products in cars and aircraft[3] Kobe Steel scandal expands beyond aluminum, copper- Nikkei Asian Review[4] Kobe Steel’s Falsified Data Is Another Blow to Japan’s Reputation[5] 三峡工程首例对日索赔纪实[6] 三峡工程首例对日索赔纪实[7] Mitsubishi Materials says over 200 customers could be affected by data falsification[8] Subscribe to read[9] Mitsubishi division in quality scandal[10] Subscribe to read[11] Japan Inc scandals widen as Toray admits cheating[12] Japan’s Toray Joins Quality-Scandal Parade[13] Mitsubishi Motors falsified gas-mileage tests since 1991 – LA Times[14] Mitsubishi admits falsifying fuel tests[15] Mitsubishi Admits Cheating on Fuel-Economy Tests[16] Mitsubishi says overstated mileage for more vehicle models[17] Mitsubishi Fuel-Economy Scandal May Affect More Vehicles[18] Suzuki Motor CEO to Step Down Over Fuel-Economy Scandal[19] Suzuki says it used wrong fuel economy tests in Japan[20] Suzuki preparing report on fuel efficiency scandal- Nikkei Asian Review[21] Subscribe to read[22] Nissan Pauses Car Production in Japan After Major Recall[23] Nissan resumes some production amid scandal, fresh wrongdoing found[24] Nissan suspends production of vehicles in Japan amid inspection scandal[25] Nissan says recalling 1.2 mn cars in Japan[26] Honda says Florida crash death may be linked to Takata air bag inflator[27] Report: Exploding airbag scandal pushes Takata to bankruptcy[28] U.S. confirms 11th death linked to faulty Takata airbag inflator[29] VW recalls millions of cars in China over Takata airbags | Business | DW | 14.09.2017[30] High-speed train delayed on first journey[31] New ‘leaking’ high-speed trains into London taken out of service[32] Stellar Daisy: search for crew of huge cargo ship feared sunk in Atlantic Ocean[33] Stellar Daisy - Wikipedia[34] Cracks found on another Polaris ore carrier[35] Another converted ore carrier develops cracks[36] VLOC STELLAR QUEEN with two cracks on upper deck awaiting her fate [37] Cracks in main deck of bulkcarrier "Stellar Queen"[38] MOL Comfort - Wikipedia

Yes, and further it is extremely likely to pass both Houses of Congress based on the current balance of power on the bill.If you oppose this bill, I recommend you call your House Rep and Senators, as well as calling Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon to offer your support and ask how you can help: (202) 224-5244. The key staffer there is Jayme White, who should have directed the interns with directions to offer interested callers.House Co-SponsorsSponsor: Rep Smith, Lamar [TX-21Rep Amodei, Mark E. [NV-2] - 11/3/2011Rep Barrow, John [GA-12] - 11/14/2011Rep Bass, Karen [CA-33] - 11/3/2011Rep Berman, Howard L. [CA-28] - 10/26/2011Rep Blackburn, Marsha [TN-7] - 10/26/2011Rep Bono Mack, Mary [CA-45] - 10/26/2011Rep Carter, John R. [TX-31] - 11/3/2011Rep Chabot, Steve [OH-1] - 10/26/2011Rep Conyers, John, Jr. [MI-14] - 10/26/2011Rep Deutch, Theodore E. [FL-19] - 10/26/2011Rep Gallegly, Elton [CA-24] - 10/26/2011Rep Goodlatte, Bob [VA-6] - 10/26/2011Rep Griffin, Tim [AR-2] - 10/26/2011Rep King, Peter T. [NY-3] - 11/3/2011Rep Lujan, Ben Ray [NM-3] - 11/14/2011Rep Marino, Tom [PA-10] - 11/3/2011Rep Nunnelee, Alan [MS-1] - 11/3/2011Rep Owens, William L. [NY-23] - 11/14/2011Rep Ross, Dennis [FL-12] - 10/26/2011Rep Scalise, Steve [LA-1] - 11/14/2011Rep Schiff, Adam B. [CA-29] - 10/26/2011Rep Terry, Lee [NE-2] - 10/26/2011Rep Wasserman Schultz, Debbie [FL-20] - 11/3/2011Rep Watt, Melvin L. [NC-12] - 11/3/2011Source: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:HR03261:@@@PSenate Co-SponsorsSponsor: Sen. Leahy, Patrick [VT]Sen Alexander, Lamar [TN] - 5/25/2011Sen Ayotte, Kelly [NH] - 6/27/2011Sen Bennet, Michael F. [CO] - 7/25/2011Sen Bingaman, Jeff [NM] - 10/19/2011Sen Blumenthal, Richard [CT] - 5/12/2011Sen Blunt, Roy [MO] - 5/23/2011Sen Boozman, John [AR] - 6/15/2011Sen Brown, Sherrod [OH] - 10/20/2011Sen Cardin, Benjamin L. [MD] - 7/13/2011Sen Casey, Robert P., Jr. [PA] - 9/7/2011Sen Chambliss, Saxby [GA] - 11/2/2011Sen Cochran, Thad [MS] - 6/23/2011Sen Coons, Christopher A. [DE] - 5/12/2011Sen Corker, Bob [TN] - 6/9/2011Sen Durbin, Richard [IL] - 6/30/2011Sen Enzi, Michael B. [WY] - 9/7/2011Sen Feinstein, Dianne [CA] - 5/12/2011Sen Franken, Al [MN] - 5/12/2011Sen Gillibrand, Kirsten E. [NY] - 5/26/2011Sen Graham, Lindsey [SC] - 5/12/2011Sen Grassley, Chuck [IA] - 5/12/2011Sen Hagan, Kay [NC] - 7/5/2011Sen Hatch, Orrin G. [UT] - 5/12/2011Sen Isakson, Johnny [GA] - 11/2/2011Sen Johnson, Tim [SD] - 10/3/2011Sen Klobuchar, Amy [MN] - 5/12/2011Sen Kohl, Herb [WI] - 5/12/2011Sen Landrieu, Mary L. [LA] - 10/17/2011Sen Lieberman, Joseph I. [CT] - 7/7/2011Sen McCain, John [AZ] - 7/26/2011Sen Menendez, Robert [NJ] - 10/31/2011Sen Nelson, Bill [FL] - 9/23/2011Sen Risch, James E. [ID] - 11/7/2011Sen Rubio, Marco [FL] - 5/26/2011Sen Schumer, Charles E. [NY] - 5/12/2011Sen Shaheen, Jeanne [NH] - 6/30/2011Sen Udall, Tom [NM] - 7/7/2011Sen Vitter, David [LA] - 11/7/2011Sen Whitehouse, Sheldon [RI] - 5/12/2011Sen Moran, Jerry [KS] - 6/23/2011(withdrawn - 6/27/2011)Source: http://thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z?d112:SN00968:@@@PThe bill attracts both bipartisan support and support from leaders in both Houses. The lead sponsors are the chairmen of the committees that the bills need to pass through in both the House and Senate. In the House, the Judiciary Committee ranking member—meaning opposition party leader in that committee—Rep. John Conyers, Jr., is also a cosponsor, meaning that no official Democratic opposition will be mustered within committee. For an example of the power this offers, Rep. Lamar Smith is holding a hearing on the bill later today. Only one of the five people testifying is opposing the bill:The only dissenting witness will be Katherine Oyama, a policy counsel at Google. A long list of companies, nonprofit groups, law professors, and other organizations buttressed Google's arguments today in a flurry of letters to Capitol Hill that raised concerns about SOPA and the speed it was moving through the House.Source: http://news.cnet.com/8301-31921_3-57325554-281/copyright-office-will-endorse-sopa-anti-piracy-bill/The chairmen will smooth passage of the bills through committee, blocking unfavorable amendments, and bringing them to the floor of the House and Senate, as noted by the fact that the bill has already been favorably reported out of the Senate Judiciary Committee and is a few key procedures and one vote away from passing the Senate. I'll note that it was passed out of the Senate Judiciary Committee by voice vote, meaning that we have no record of which Senators were recorded in favor or in opposition, something in the power of the committee chairman: http://www.senate.gov/reference/glossary_term/voice_vote.htmAbout the only positive thing I can say for the state of the opposition is that Senate leaders Reid and McConnell have not signed on to cosponsor the bill. However, both seconds-in-command on the Democratic side have signed on, Sens. Durbin and Schumer, as well as noted Republican moderate and Party Conference leader Sen. Lamar Alexander, meaning that some measure of institutional support will be brought to bear in favor of the bill, which is a quiet but powerful force in the halls of Congress.This is a clearly coordinated effort by content creation leaders, with support from powerful lobbying groups:Supporters include the National Cable & Telecommunications Association, the Independent Film & Television Alliance, the National Association of Theatre Owners, the Motion Picture Association of America, the Directors Guild of America, the American Federation of Musicians, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, the Screen Actors Guild, International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Nashville Songwriters Association International, Songwriters Guild of America, Viacom, Institute for Policy Innovation, Macmillan Publishers, Acushnet, Recording Industry Association of America, Copyright Alliance and NBCUniversal.The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and AFL-CIO have come together in support of the bill. In May and September of 2011, two letters signed by 170 and 359 businesses and organizations, respectively—including names such as National Association of Manufactures (NAM), the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, Nike, 1-800 Pet Meds, L’Oreal, Rosetta Stone, Pfizer, Ford Motor Company, Revlon, NBA, and Sony—were sent to Congress endorsing the Act and encouraging the passage of legislation to protect intellectual property and shut down rogue websites. Support for the bill has also come from noted constitutional expert, Floyd Abrams, who issued a letter to Congress asserting that the PROTECT IP Act is constitutionally sound.Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protect_IP_Act#Supporters_and_opponentsYou'll note that Google is threatening to withdraw from the Chamber of Commerce over their lobbying efforts on behalf of the bill: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/1111/67603.htmlThe Senate committee report includes a longer list of supporters:The following companies or groups submitted letters in support of S. 968: United States Chamber of Commerce; AFL-CIO; Business Software Alliance; National Cable and Telecommunications Association; National Association of Broadcasters; National Association of Manufacturers; Comcast/NBC Universal; Copyright Alliance; American Federation of Musicians; American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; Directors Guild of America; International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, Moving Picture Technicians, Artists and Allied Crafts of the United States, Its Territories, and Canada; Screen Actors Guild; International Brotherhood of Teamsters; National Music Publishers' Association; Institute for Policy Innovation; Software and Information Industry Association; Writers Guild of America, West; Viacom; Independent Film & Television Alliance; Motion Picture Association of America; National Association of Theatre Owners; Paramount Pictures Corporation; Association for Safe Online Pharmacies; Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council; Songwriters Guild of America; Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.; Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation; Universal City Studios LLC; Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures; Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.; Deluxe Entertainment Services Group; 1-800 Contacts, Inc.; 1-800-PetMeds; ABRO Industries, Inc.; Acushnet Company; Adidas America; Advanced Medical Technology Association (AdvaMed); Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers; Alliance of Visual Artists (AVA); American Association of Independent Music (A2IM); American Board of Internal Medicine; American Made Alliance; American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP); American Society of Media Photographers; Anti-Counterfeiting and Piracy Initiative (ACAPI); Arts+Labs; Association of American Publishers (AAP); Association of Equipment Manufacturers; Association of Independent Music Publishers (AIMP); Association of Test Publishers; Autodesk, Inc.; Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association; Beachbody, LLC; Beam Global Spirits & Wine; Blue Sky Studios, Inc.; Bose Corporation; Brigid Collins Family Support Center; Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI); Burberry; Cascade Designs Incorporated; CBS Corporation; Cengage Learning; CFA Institute; Chanel USA; Church Music Publishers Association; Coalition Against Counterfeiting and Piracy (CACP); The Collegiate Licensing Company/IMG College; Commercial Photographers International; Copyright Clearance Center (CCC); Coty Inc.; Country Music Association; Dayco Products, LLC; Deckers Outdoor Corporation; Dolce & Gabbana; Dollar General Corporation; Electronic Components Industry Association (ECIA); Eli Lilly and Company; Entertainment Software Association (ESA); ERAI, Inc.; The Estee Lauder Companies; Evidence Photographers International Council; Ex Officio; Exxel Outdoors; Far Bank Enterprises; Fashion Business Incorporated; Federation of State Boards of Physical Therapy; Ford Motor Company; Fortune Brands, Inc.; Gemvision Corporation; Gospel Music Association; Governors America Corp.; Graduate Management Admission Council; Greeting Card Association (GCA); Guru Denim; HarperCollins Publishers; Harry Fox Agency; Hastings Entertainment, Inc.; ICM Distributing Company, Inc.; IDS Publishing; IEC Electronics Corp.; Imaging Supplies Coalition (ISC); Independent Distributors of Electronics Association (IDEA); Innate-gear; Intellectual Property Owners Association; International AntiCounterfeiting Coalition (IACC); International Trademark Association (INTA); John Wiley & Sons, Inc.; Johnson & Johnson; Kekepana International Services; Leatherman Tool Group, Inc.; Lexmark International, Inc.; L'Oreal USA; LVMH Moe.AE4t Hennessy Louis Vuitton; Macmillan; Major League Baseball; Marmot; The McGraw-Hill Companies; Merck & Co., Inc.; Messy Face Designs, Inc.; MicroRam Electronics, Inc.; Microsoft; Monster Cable Products, Inc.; Music Managers Forum-U.S.; Nashville Songwriters Association International; National Association of Recording Merchandisers (NARM); National Basketball Association (NBA); The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA); National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA); National Football League (NFL); Nervous Tattoo Inc., dba Ed Hardy; Netflix; New Era Cap Co Inc.; News Corporation; Nike, Inc.; Nintendo of America Inc.; Oakley, Inc.; OpSec Security, Inc.; Outdoor Industry Association; Outdoor Power Equipment Institute (OPEI); Outdoor Research, Inc; Pacific Component Xchange, Inc.; Perry Ellis International; Personal Care Products Council; Petzl America; Pfizer Inc.; Picture Archive Council of America (PACA); PING; Premier League; Production Music Association (PMA); Professional Photographers of America; Quality Float Works, Inc.; The Recording Academy (National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences); Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA); Reebok International Ltd.; Reed Elsevier Inc.; Revlon; Romance Writers of America (RWA); Rosetta Stone Inc.; Schneider Electric; SESAC, Inc.; SG Industries, Inc.; SMT Corp.; Society of Sport & Event Photographers; Sony Music Entertainment; SoundExchange; Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA); Sports Rights Owners Coalition; Spyder Active Sports, Inc; Stock Artist Alliance; Stuart Weitzman Holdings, LLC; Student Photographic Society; SunRise Solar Inc.; Taylor Made Golf Company, Inc.; Tednologies, Inc.; Tiffany & Co.; The Timberland Company; Time Warner Inc.; Toshiba America Business Solutions, Inc.; Ultimate Fighting Championship; Underwriters Laboratories Inc.; Universal Music Group; Uniweld Products Inc.; Vibram USA, Inc; W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery Co.; Wal-Mart; The Walt Disney Company; Warner Music Group; Winestem Company; Xerox Corporation; Zippo Manufacturing Company.Source: http://thomas.loc.gov:80/cgi-bin/cpquery?%26dbname=cp112%26r_n=sr039.112%26sel=TOC_52677Groups from both sides of the aisle are supporting these acts. The AFL-CIO and Chamber of Commerce never come together to support something.The thin reed standing against the bill is Sen. Ron Wyden, opposing it in the Senate, along with the massed forces of the tech industry. Interestingly, The Hill writes that the Tea Party Patriots oppose the bill as well: http://thehill.com/blogs/hillicon-valley/technology/183999-overnight-tech-tea-party-group-slams-online-copyright-bill Sounds like there is a potential for this to be a populist/99% broad front opposition.Sen. Wyden has a Senatorial hold on the bill right now, which is an arcane bit of Senate power given to individual Senators that prevents a bill from reaching the floor, on a slight variation from the slightly more well-understood filibuster:In the United States Senate, a hold is a parliamentary procedure permitted by the Standing Rules of the United States Senate which allows one or more Senators to prevent a motion from reaching a vote on the Senate floor.If the Senator provides notice privately to his or her party leadership of their intent (and the party leadership agreed), then the hold is known as a secret or anonymous hold. If the Senator actually objects on the Senate floor or the hold is publicly revealed, then the hold is more generally known as a Senatorial hold.Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senate_holdTherefore, the two key figures are Sen. Reid (D-NV), Senate Majority Leader, who has the ability to deny Sen. Wyden's hold, and Sen. Wyden himself, who will be under a lot of pressure to let the Senate continue on with business, especially as the debt Supercommittee comes to a head over the next week.If the bill comes to a vote, it will be subject to a filibuster. I consider it fairly unlikely that opponents will be able to assemble the 41 votes necessary to block the bill. The list of Senators' cosponsoring the bill so far is a list of the Senate's middle. The progressives —Sen. Al Franken being a surprising and notable exception to this—and the conservatives are not yet in favor of the bill, especially as Sen. Moran has withdrawn his support. I would guess that the bill receives somewhere around 80 votes when and if it reaches the Senate floor and probably an easy 350+ in the House.The only reason the bill didn't pass last session was that it was introduced and began the process near the very end of the 2009-2010 Congress, despite similarly overwhelming support:On November 18, 2010, the Committee on the Judiciary considered S. 3804....The Committee then voted to report the Combating Online Infringement and Counterfeits Act, with an amendment in the nature of a substitute, favorably to the Senate by a roll call vote of 19-0.Source: http://thomas.loc.gov:80/cgi-bin/cpquery?%26dbname=cp112%26r_n=sr039.112%26sel=TOC_44332

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Really you should not use it for fear of being misunderstood ( which is why there is an international code.ATC =Average Total CostArtist Trading CardAir Training Corps (United Kingdom and Australia)Certified Athletic TrainerAgainst the Current (band)Access to Care (various organizations)Automatic Tool ChangerAutomatic Temperature CompensationApplied Technology CouncilAnatomical Therapeutic Chemical (drug classification system)Appalachian Trail Conservancy (formerly Appalachian Trail Conference)Authority to Carry (various locations)Above the CloudsAfter the CrisisAgreement on Textiles and ClothingAluminum Trailer Company (Nappanee, IN)Automatic Temperature ControlAcross the Curriculum (academics)All Things Considered (National Public Radio show)At the Center (Hartford, Maine retreat center)Advanced Technology CenterApproval to Construct (various locations)A Touch of Class (band)Automatic Transmission ControlAround The ClockAutomatic Train Control (rail signaling systems)American Theater Company (various locations)Altamaha Technical College (Jessup, GA)Australian Turf Club (Sydney, Australia)Autodesk Training Center (various locations)Advance To ContactAmerican Transplant CongressAutonomic and Trusted Computing (conference)Assessment of Technical Competence (various organizations)Acoustic Transducer Company (loudspeakers; various locations)Australian Technical CollegeAthletic Trainer, CertifiedAutomated Test Case (product development)ATCAdvancing the Choice (conference)ATCAuthorization to Close (finance)ATCAberdeen Test CenterATCAir Training Command (USAF; now Air Education and Training Command, AETC)ATCAdoption Tax CreditATCAddress Translation CacheATCAmerican Tobacco Company (est. 1890)ATCAutodesk Training CenterATCAuto Tuning CentrumATCActive Torque ControlATCAuthorized Training CenterATCActive Traction ControlATCAutonomic and Trusted ComputingATCAdaptive Transform CodingATCAutomatic Torque CouplingATCAuto Temperature ControlATCAtm Transfer CapabilityATCAdaptive Transmission ControlATCAddress Translation ControllerATCAbstract Test CaseATCAir Transport CommandATCAncillary Terrestrial Component (FCC)ATCAlberdingk Thijm College (Hilversum, Netherlands)ATCAmerican Technology CorporationATCAll Things Cedar (furniture)ATCAdvanced Technical Ceramics (Corporation)ATCAppalachian Trail Conference (now Appalachian Trail Conservancy)ATCAdvanced Technology Consulting, Inc. (Mason, OH)ATCAutomatic Traction ControlATCAmerican Tower CorporationATCApprenticeship Training Committee (various organizations)ATCAcademic Technology Center (Worcester, MA)ATCAmerican Turkish CouncilATCAccess to Carrier (Nortel)ATCAustralian Transport CouncilATCAthens Technical College (Georgia)ATCAustralian Tourist Commission (now Tourism Australia)ATCAdvancement to Candidacy (various schools)ATCAthletic Training Club (various locations)ATCAstronomy Technology Centre (Edinburgh, Scotland)ATCAlexandria Technical College (Alexandria, MN)ATCApplied Technology CenterATCAir Tanzania (ICAO code)ATCAviation Training CenterATCAdvanced Technical CenterATCArt, Technology and Culture Colloquium (University of California, Berkeley)ATCArthurs Town, Bahamas (Airport Code)ATCAuthorized Testing CenterATCAsia & Pacific Trade Center (Japan)ATCAmbulatory Treatment Center (various locations)ATCAdolescent Treatment Center (various locations)ATC4-Amino-1,2,4-Triazole (nitrification inhibitor)ATCAmerican Transmission Company LLC (Waukesha, WI)ATCAuthority to ConstructATCAlcoa Technical Center (Pennsylvania)ATCAtomistic-to-Continuum (mathematics)ATCAnaplastic Thyroid CarcinomaATCAno-Tech Computers (Norway)ATCAdvanced Transfer CacheATCAsociación de Trabajadores del Campo (Farm Workers Association, Nicaragua)ATCAlcohol and Tobacco Control (Louisiana)ATCAvailable Transmission CapacityATCAdvanced Training Class (various organizations)ATCAutomotive Training Center (Exton, Pennsylvania)ATCArmy Training CenterATCAfghan Technical Consultants (Kabul, Afghanistan)ATCAtlantic Theater Company (New York, New York)ATCArea Traffic Control (London, UK)ATCAlcohol Treatment CenterATCAustin Technology CouncilATCArmored Troop CarrierATCAny Two Cards (poker card game)ATCAssociated Theatrical Contractors (Springfield, MO)ATCArgentina Televisora Color (public television network former name)ATCAccredited Test Centre (various locations)ATCArt Theory and Criticism (variou schools)ATCAdvanced Telecommunications CorporationATCAnywhere Travel Companion (touch screen)ATCAngels That CareATCAnatomical Therapeutic ClassificationATCArea Teaching Committee (various locations)ATCAgence du Tourisme de la Corse (French: Corsica Tourism Agency)ATCAchilles Track ClubATCAll Terrain CraneATCAmerican Textbook Council (est. 1988; New York)ATCAzienda Trasporti Consorziali (Bologna, Italy)ATCArizona Technology CouncilATCAirTouch CommunicationsATCAnti-Terrorist Court (Pakistan)ATCAssurance Technology CorporationATCAdventure Training CampATCAll Terrain CycleATCAuthority to ConnectATCAutomatic Traffic Counter (UK)ATCAttitude and Translation ControlATCAlternative Technology Centre (Hebden Bridge, UK)ATCAromatics Thailand Public Company LimitedATCAutomated Toll CollectionATCAsk the Chief (various organizations)ATCAppalachian Technical CollegeATCAir Threat Conference (US DoD)ATCAustralian Tax Cases (Australia)ATCAll Things Cherokee (resource)ATCAmerican Television & CommunicationsATCAutomatic Target CueingATCAir Travel Card (airlines)ATCAcronyme en Trois Lettres (French: Three Letter Acronym)ATCair transportable clinic (USAF)ATCArtesian Technology Corporation (Ossining, NY)ATCAir Transportable ClinicATCAssurance Technology Center (NASA)ATCArea Training CenterATCAll Translations Company (formerly The Manual Company)ATCÁcido Tricloroacético (Portugese)ATCAdvanced Telecommunications ComponentATCAir Target ChartATCAmerican Thermoplastic CompanyATCChief Aviation Electronics Technician (Naval Rating)ATCApplication Transaction CounterATCAlpine Tourist CommissionATCAutomatic Threshold ControlATCAbsolute Time CommandATCAvalos Transportation Company, Inc. (Orlando, FL)ATCAmerican Telecommunications Company, Inc.ATCAdriatic Trade Centre (Italy)ATCAlternative Technical Concept (US DOT)ATCAluminum Technology Centre (Canada)ATCAdvanced Technology CouncilATCAdditives Technical Committee (Petroleum Additive Manufacturers in Europe)ATCAffordability Through CommonalityATCAccess Tandem CodeATCAncillary Time CodeATCAffordable Travel Club (Gig Harbor, WA)ATCAdiabatic Toroidal CompressorATCAdaptive Transform CoderATCAutomatic Target ClassificationATCAbsolute Time Code (video and audio postproduction)ATCMini-Armored Troop CarrierATCAEGIS Training CenterATCAutomatic Transfer Case (General Motors)ATCActive Transfer Case (Magna International Inc.)ATCAmerican Tournai Club (automobile club; Belgium)ATCAlien Tuning Club (automobile club; France)ATCActual Time to Count (shipping)ATCAssociation Tunisienne de ChirurgieATCAuto Test Center (Consumers Union)ATCApplications Techniques et Commerciales (French: Technical and Commercial Applications)ATCAcute Toxicity ClassATCAutomated Technical ControlATCAuthorization To CopyATCALLBASE/Turbo ConnectATCAmmunition Team ChiefATCAssociazione Ticinese dei Chimici (Association of Chemical Ticinese; now dissolved)ATCAir Tactical CommunicationsATCAnalog Traffic ChannelATCAlliance for Technology Commercialization, Inc.ATCAnurag Tyagi Classes (India)ATCAdditional Trunk Capacity (ITU-T)ATCAnti-Tank CannonATCAllowance Type CodeATCAssociation des Travailleurs Agricoles (Agricultural Workers' Association)ATCAquaculture Technology Centre (University of Stirling, UK)ATCAssessment Training CentreATCAhn Taekwondo Columbus (Columbus, OH)ATCAircraft Test CommitteeATCActive Trouble CodeATCAustralian Trade CommunityATCAeration Tank Concentration (wastewater treatment)ATCAdvanced Thermoplastic CompositeATCAerospace Tool CorporationAssistant Test ControllerArmy Tactical/Transportation CommandAided Target ClassificationAudio Teleconferencing CenterAgri and Co-operative Training and Consultancy ServicesAccounting Tuition CentreAirport Transfer Center (US Postal Service)